Mrs Thompson Hosts Missionary Society Event
Mrs 8 M Thompson hosted the Woman's Missionary Society gathering at her home of the First Christian church. The meeting featured hymns prayers readings and performances with members from surrounding groups sharing in devotion and celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Missionary Society
M. Thompson
Woman's Missionary Society
First Christian Church
J. B. Harlow
B. D. Wright
Cora Getchell
Erin Walker
Martha Jean
Harriett Lee Higdon
Grandma's Cross
Monteagle
Tenn
Edwin Wyle
Ernest McCulloch
Personal notices of visits and travels across states
Mrs Fennell Davis and children of Birmingham visit relatives in Trinity this week. Margaret M McCulloch improves at home on the Danville Road. Ben Fennell and children of Leighton visit sister Miss Kate Lile. Ruth Pettey visits Memphis Tennessee. Frances Pettey visits Martha Owens in Washington. Ann Prances Flannigan visits Pulaski Tennessee with relatives. J W Hughes leaves for Detroit and Canada. daughter Mary returns from Detroit. Frank Lide and daughters Harriet and Rebecca stay with John W Jones en route to St Louis to visit Mrs Ben Franklin Gray. C B Elliott and father J L Echols travel to Red Boiling Springs. Mrs J C Gilmer of Chattanooga visits aunt Mrs F F Tidwell. E H Barnett visiting Ohio Life at Cleveland now in Canada for brief visit before returning.
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Frank Lide
Harriett
Rebecca
John W. Jones
St. Louis
Ben Franklin Gray
E. H. Barnett
B. Comer
Cleveland
Ohio
Canada
Daily crossword across clues pulled from a newspaper page
A compact listing of across and down crossword clues including birds, sizes, verbs, and nouns. Entries cover steps, animals, foods, and tools with hints like abounding in frogs and goddess of dawn. Readers solve by filling familiar wordplay and common crossword terms from the puzzle grid.
Never Neglect Your Beauty Rites by Helen Follett
Vacationists waste time as they roam but neglect their beauty routine. A nightly wash, cold rinse, massage, and cream keep skin smooth, with tapping aiding tone. Hands require oil, proper posture, and poised gestures to project grace and self respect.
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Preacher
Danforths Return From Month-Long Alabama Visit
In Cleveland the A G Danforth family including Laurie and Susan ended a month visiting relatives in La Fayette Alabama. Mr and Mrs Zolo McCulloch announce the arrival of a 9 12 pound daughter at Haniti s Clinic on August 7th.
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A. G. Danforth
Laurie
Susan
LaFayette
Ala
Zolo McCulloch
Haniti's
Cattlemen to Enjoy a Stew Here Friday
The North Alabama Cattlemen's Protective Association will hold its next meeting Friday evening at eight o'clock at the venue unspecified in the copy. Members are urged to attend and partake in stew served at the gathering.
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Dorcas
Southside Baptist Sunday School
Maggie Strickland
The
North Alabama Cattlemen's Protective Association
Ceremony Set For 9 A M At Selma Site Tuesday
A ceremony is planned at 9 a m Tuesday at the Selma Vileswooe site led by Major George Deaderick of the Quartermaster Corps supervising construction.
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Sel- MA Vileswoee
George Deaderick
Vie Quartermaster Corps
Lions Club Hosts First Meeting at Lyons Hotel
The Lions Club met at the Lyons Hotel for its first gathering in the new location. Carl Patterson spoke on decaturelly government and municipal departments. New faces included James Folmar, William A. Dougherty, and Frank Richardson among others. attendance prizes went to Gordon Sherard Gaines Stuart and Eugene Morrow.
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Lions Club
Lyons Hotel
Carl Patterson
Frank Richardson
Mooresville
Gordon Sherard
Gaines Stuart
Eugene Morrow
Mussolini’s Desert Ambition Faces Supply and Naval Hurdles
The article weighs Mussolini’s risky push into Kenya Somaliland and Egypt. It notes 260,000 Italian troops and strong British bases in the desert theater, with water control key to fighting and Graziani as Italy’s capable desert commander who once shifted momentum in the region.
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England
Mussolini
Egypt
Mediterranean
Italy
Rodolfo Graziani
Graziani
Chenalen
Libya
Funeral held for Mrs. Ann Brooks in Athens
Funeral services were held at the Athens Church of Christ Tuesday afternoon for Mrs. Ann Brooks widow of J W Brooks who died after a long illness at age 71 Monday night. Elder M A Em er John Hayes and other pallbearers officiated.
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Athens
Ala
Athens Church of Christ
Ann Brooks
J. W. Brooks
Emer John Hayes
M. A
Highway to Defense Prized by Guard In Blitz Run
A Pennsylvania National Guard artillery battalion drove 135 miles from Indiantown Gap through Allegheny Mountain to Bedford on a test of the state’s superhighway system. Major Theodore Paul called the trip a defense value demonstration, noting mechanical trouble and a detour extended the run by three hours despite the route’s grade crossings and curves aiding mobility.
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Bedford
Pennsylvania National Guard
Indiantown Gap
Allegheny Mountain
Notable County Woman Mrs Brooks Dead in Creel Services
Creel conducted the last services with burial in the city cemetery. Mrs. Brooks was a prominent county figure, her husband a large landowner at the time of his death. There are no immediate survivors.
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Creel
Farmers Gin Association Formed to Halt Cattle Thievery
A north Alabama group formed as an association to stop cattle thefts. Dr. W. H. Anderson and Paul Davis host a stew for members and guests. Members are urged to attend Friday evening and bring others interested in their communities.
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W. H. Anderson
Paul Davis
Alabama
Double the Nation's Defense Power With Military Unit Growth
A proposal outlines boosting national defense by expanding military units. The plan emphasizes increasing unit numbers to strengthen deterrence and readiness, outlining steps for recruitment, staffing, and logistical support to support larger forces.
Want Weather: Daily Changes Capture Public Mood
Readers are urged to track daily shifts in sentiment as a feature highlights how public interest ebbs and flows. The column notes evolving trends, seasonal influences, and seasonal events shaping collective attitudes.
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Marie Patterson
Mack Patterson
Lula Love
Mollie Jean Thompson
Elmer Entrekin
Jimmy
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Theo, Jr
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Dorothy Woodruff
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Margaret M. McCulloch
Danville Road
Ben Fennell
Leighton
Kate Lile
Ruth Pettey
Memphis
Frances Pettey
Martha Owens
Washington, P. c
Ann Prances Flannigan
Mrs. L. R. Latham
Pulaski, Tenn
J. W. Hughes
Detroit
Mich
Points
Mary
J. C. Gilmer
Chattanooga, Tenn
F. F. Tidwell
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Pinkham
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Lee Patrick
George Reeves
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